- Look up
decurion in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Decurion may
refer to:
Decurion (Roman
cavalry officer), a
Roman cavalry officer in
command of a squadron...
- collection, and
decurions were
expected to make up any
shortfall in the
local tax
collection out of
their own pockets. Many
decurions illegally left their...
- Hadrian.
There were thus c. 2,500
decurions serving in the
auxilia at any
given time. In the
imperial period,
decurions were no
longer conscripted Romans...
- The
Decurion Corporation was an
American corporation with
headquarters in Los Angeles, California. It was the
parent company of
Pacific Theatres and ArcLight...
-
senatorial and equestrian.
Outside Rome,
cities or
colonies were led by
decurions, also
known as curiales. "Senator" was not
itself an
elected office in...
-
movie theater chain that
operated from 2002 to 2021. It was
owned by The
Decurion Corporation,
which was also the
parent company of
Pacific Theatres. The...
- a
Roman marching camp. Patrick's father, Calpurnius, is
described as a
decurion (senator and tax collector) of an
unspecified Romano-British city, and...
- September, and
levied from
individual landowners by
decuriones (
decurions).
These decurions,
analogous to city councilors, were
responsible for
paying from...
- the
magistracy of the
decurions. De
curialibus et de
agnatione vel
distractione praediorum et de
ceteris negotiis, "
Decurions,
Their Children and The...
-
lower end of the hierarchy.
Hadrian found it
necessary to
clarify that
decurions, the
usually middle-class,
elected local officials responsible for running...
